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5. Kara K. Prem // Underwhelming endingThe series comes to a conclusion in Reached. Cassia and Ky reached the Rising, but are separated again. Cassia is in Society, working as a sorter, and trading on the side. Ky is a pilot and Xander is also part of the rising, working as a medic. A plague created by society to hurt the Enemy makes its way into Society, and it is the Rising who have the cure, so they use this plague to take over and change the order of things. Indie has now changed her focus from Xander to Ky, and her only purpose seems to be to exist long enough to kiss Ky, and that's it. 4 edmore payday loan 6 found the story to be so thin compared to the other two loan s, There are just page after page of the plague and finding a cure for the mutation and nothing is fleshed out like it was in the first loan . 4 edmore payday loan 6 suppose it's my fault for hoping for more than an end to the love story. 4 edmore payday loan 6 still don't know anything about the Enemy or why this war was happening, or why Society was so controlling, or how the world was going to be after the loan - Rising was the Society, so who takes over and do things get better? Is there anything still on the hill - Cassia's grandfather apparently buried things there, but it's not explored any further.

6. M. Fox "mopgirl5" // OK plot but characters were totally unbelievableI think the plot and the storyline was well developed and the idea of a lost Shakespeare manuscript great. However, the characters annoyed me. Every character was so much to the extreme: three siblings, one a gorgeous blond model, the other a former heavyweight Olympian-turned lawyer, and the third a former prison thug-turned Jesuit priest. Not to mention the Nazi mom and Jewish dad. The other characters were similary extremists and payday loans for people with really bad credit thought it was not believable the way every character was written so exceptionally. Other than that, good plot, though a little too much diversion into the main character's sex life and various other musings.

7. booksforabuck "BooksForABuck" // Tall, Dark, and TameBeautiful college professor Terri Simpson comes to New York for two weeks to help her best friend (and cousin) get ready for her wedding. She's expecting late nights giggling, last minute shopping, and maybe a bit of mild flirtation with the sexy groomsmen. But her cousin has other ideas--not wanting to be separated from her fiance, she puts Terri up with the groom's brother--Bastien. And Terri can't help notice the chemistry that flows between the sexy male and herself. But Bastien seems to have an alergy to sunlight and a strange proclivity to keep bags of blood around the house. loans for bad credit no payday would be one thing if it was his cousin, Vincent, who is playing a vampire in a campy off-Broadway production, but Bastien? Worse, Terri has already lost one husband to a terrible disease and she's promised herself that she will never put herself in that position again.After a few hundred years, Bastien thought he had seen everything. He'd had the one great love of his life--a human woman who rejected him when she learned he was a vampire. Now, he concentrates on his business--and he's very good at it. Of course, boredom has set in and he doesn't even bother eating any more as food has lost its appeal, but that's a small price to pay for eternal life. Terri walks into his life and suddenly he's noticing food, noticing sexual desire, wanting to do anything but go to work. He's learned one lesson, though. Human girls turn away quickly when they learn his secret.When the bride is called out of town and the wedding plans turn to disaster, Bastien and Terri need to work together to solve each crisis, quickly transforming simple desire into something that feels like love. Still, each of them has been burned in the past--and see themselves about to make the same mistake. Can the two overcome their fears to find love?Author Lynsay Sands makes vampires sexy but safe in this paranormal romantic comedy. Romance readers in the know will get a kick of the way Sands works her editor (Chris K) and Romantic Times publisher Katherine Falk into her story. loans for bad credit no payday would have liked to see more of twists--a payoff to the disasters in the wedding plans and a real kick in the romantic resolution, but TALL, DARK & HUNGRY will certainly appeal to vampire fans who like their males well tamed.

8. RCM "beckahi" // Love Thy NeighborFans of Richard Peck's "A Long Way from Chicago" and "A Year Down Yonder" will welcome "A Season of Gifts" with open arms and lots of laughs, for it heralds the return of Grandma Dowdel, the most unique neighbor one could ever wish for. In this companion novel, it is now 1958 and a new family that has moved in next door to Grandma Dowdel is about to be initiated into the strange life of this small Illinois town. With a wonderful blend of humor and pathos, Peck crafts nostalgic and memorable stories about a fictional town and characters who spring to life in the reader's imagination.The novel is narrated by Bob Barnhart, the only son of the new Methodist minister in town, who relates the adventures of his two sisters, Pyllis and Ruth Ann, as they encounter the town's inhabitants. Bob is greeted by town hooligans in the most unusual way and rescued by the inimitable Grandma Dowdel. A poor family, the Barnharts are finally welcomed by the town in the most dramatic fashion. Peck begins with the start of the school year and works his way to the Christmas season, offering tales of crime, foolishness, good-natured revenge, superstition, and unorthodox neighborly deeds. All of them send the reader on a rollicking good time mixed with several stories calling up a bittersweet emotion."A Season of Gifts" is a fitting companion in the Grandma Dowdel saga, one that will surely make readers wish for more adventures featuring this one-of-a-kind character. Peck is a truly gifted children's writer, whose recent works far outshine many of his earlier works - a difficult task indeed. While obviously written for young adults, "A Season of Gifts" is a story for all ages and for all times of the year.